Markshaw

As long as the person most suitably trained for the job gets the job that's fine. Not hired just because of some fancy diploma.

You only have to be near a film set and the atmosphere is electric. You cannot beat that buzz.

I don't think so.

For cinephiles VOD will NEVER take off due to the crappy bitrates and lossy audio. I want my movies in a physical form not via streaming. I really hope that it doesn't take off.

What Film School may I ask?

I do hope that he is not being hired as a mentor anymore.

Many retailers are dropping the prices of older catalog titles in an effort to compete with the likes of Amazon. You go in there to purchase cheap Blu-rays and come out with full price Transformers DOTM or Thor. Great marketing.

Ben Hur looks awesome on Blu-ray. They did a great job of cleaning it up.

I think the pseudo rolla-coaster ride with the helicopter killed it for many. I liked the movie however.

I will look out for this documentary.

I refused to hand over a huge wad of cash to watch this in 3D. After seeing it in 2D I'm glad I didn't bite.

All these releases are killing my poor old wallet.

Not blowing my own trumpet or anything, but I could never understand people not putting in 100% on any given task. I suppose that's the competitive part of me. I was always task orientated, had to get the job done even if it meant staying behind for half an hour.

As a youth I was never big on Sci-Fi, Super Hero or Comic book based movies, however now they are my favorite movies. I cannot remember how long it's been since I enjoyed a comedy.

Here are the upcoming 3D Projectors being released by Epson. Epson has announced five new 3D projectors. They will be available in October and November 2011. Powerlite Pro Cinema 6010: $4,000, November 2011 Home Cinema 5010: $3,000, November 2011 Home Cinema 5010e (Wireless): $3,500, November 2011 Home Cinema 3010: $1,600, October 2011 Home Cinema 3010e (Wireless): $1,800, October 2011 Up to 6,000 hours of lamp life. Pro Cinema 6010 Specs and Features: Brightness: 2400 lumens (both color lumens and white lumens, as Epson measures and claims both) Contrast 200,000:1 - same as last year's 8700UB, which means stunning black level performance 3D and 2D WirelessHD 480hz LCD panels for a brighter image (and other benefits) Split screen capability New CFI, for improved smooth motion, plus various other dynamic features THX and ISF certified, with pre-calibrated THX mode 3 year warranty with replacement program Full anamorphic lens support (two modes) Comes with a spare lamp, ceiling mount, and cable cover Includes 2 pair of 3D glasses (active shutter) 3rd party glasses available 13.2 pounds Home Cinema 5010 Specs and Features: Brightness: 2400 lumens (both color lumens and white lumens, as Epson measures and claims both) Contrast 200,000:1 - same as last year's 8700UB, which means stunning black level performance 3D and 2D viewing 480hz LCD panels for a brighter image (and other benefits) Split screen capability New Fine-Frame CFI, for improved smooth motion, plus various other dynamic features THX and ISF certified, with pre-calibrated THX mode 2 year warranty with replacement program Full anamorphic lens support (two modes) Comes with a spare lamp, ceiling mount, and cable cover Includes 2 pair of 3D glasses (active shutter) 3rd party glasses available 13.2 pounds Home Cinema 3010 Specs and Features: Brightness: 2200 lumens Contrast: 40,000:1 480hz LCD panels for that extra brightness and other benefits 2 pair of 3D glasses included (active shutter glasses) Split screen capability - two side by side images (2D only) 5 total color modes, including 2 for 3D (Cinema and Dynamic) Two year warranty with replacement program Two built in 10 watt speakers - handy if you are moving it around Shipping in October 13.2 pounds http://www.projectorreviews.com/blog...-a-first-look/ http://epson.ipressroom.com/pr/epson...2d-215102.aspx Quote: INDIANAPOLIS (CEDIA Expo 2011, Booth 3751) – Sept. 8, 2011 – Epson America today announced its first line of 2D and 3D Full HD 1080p home theater projectors with the new 3LCD™ PowerLite® Pro Cinema 6010, and Home Cinema 5010/5010e and 3010/3010e. With both home cinema enthusiasts and custom installers in mind, Epson utilizes new Bright 3D Drive technology for an exceptional 3D viewing experience at home on a big screen. Epson’s new line offers a range of value-add features and performance at varying price levels to accommodate virtually all home cinema projection needs, including an entry-level solution available for less than $1,600. As the number-one selling projector brand worldwide, Epson utilizes full HD, active shutter 3D, with 1080p resolution and Bright 3D Drive Technology, which drives the panels at 480Hz, essentially doubling the image refresh rate of 240Hz panels, delivering ultra-bright images and reduced crosstalk for the ultimate in 3D viewing at home. These projectors offer high brightness – up to 2,400 lumens of color and white light output[ii] – and enable viewing on larger screens and in a range of ambient light conditions. Combined with remarkable contrast and a number of value-add features, including wireless installation options and split screen mode for watching two pictures at once or watching TV and using the Internet at the same time, the Pro Cinema 6010, and Home Cinema 5010/5010e and 3010/3010e deliver top 3D and 2D performance and image quality in each of their respective categories. “A large issue with 3D projection at home is the loss of brightness in image and picture quality,” said Jason Palmer, marketing manager, Epson America. “With the 480 Hz drive technology developed by Epson, we’ve been able to create a bright, crisp image for home users to truly enjoy the 3D experience. Coupled with exceptional 2D quality viewing, these new projectors are an outstanding choice for any home cinema.” More About the Pro Cinema 6010 and Home Cinema 5010/5010e The Pro Cinema 6010 and Home Cinema 5010 and 5010e (wireless) feature an outstanding contrast ratio of up to 200,000:1 and up to 2,400 lumens of color and white light output for incredible black levels with a clear, clean picture. With Epson’s Super Resolution technology and FineFrame™ technology for smoother frame interpolation and sharper video quality (2D Mode), cinema filter feature for larger color space and improved color fidelity and a Fujinon® OptiCinema™ lens (2.1 zoom ratio), these projectors deliver top-of-the-line performance and quality. And to further enhance the 3D experience, they also include 2D to 3D conversion. The flagship Pro Cinema 6010 also adds two anamorphic lens modes, two pairs of 3D glasses, ISF calibration, color isolation, and a ceiling mount, cable cover and extra lamp for installation flexibility. More About the Home Cinema 3010/3010e Offering big screen home 3D viewing, the Home Cinema 3010 and 3010e (wireless) deliver up to 2,200 lumens of color and white light output along with a superb contrast ratio of up to 40,000:1 for outstanding black levels. In addition, both models feature two built-in 10W speakers for great home cinema sound. The Home Cinema 3010 also includes two pairs of 3D glasses. These affordably priced projectors offer outstanding 3D and 2D big screen image quality for a reasonable price and are ideal for home cinema enthusiasts who don’t require installation or professional-level color tools. Additional Features of Epson’s 2D and 3D Full HD 1080p Home Theater Projector Line-up Further augmenting performance, value and total cost of 3LCD projector ownership, each model also shares the following features: Split screen capabilities in 2D mode for watching two pictures at once, or watching TV and using the Internet at the same time Epson 3LCD technology for amazing color and detail Five color modes in 2D and two color modes in 3D to easily adapt to different viewing environments Epson’s exclusive 230W E-TORL® (Epson Twin Optics Reflection Lamp) offering high brightness and up to 6,000 hours of lamp life[iii] HDMI (two), component video, composite video, VGA, RCA audio, and USB connections for flexibility Wireless transmitter included with Home Cinema 3010e and 5010e for ultimate installation flexibility without wires, using the WirelessHD standard to send uncompressed high-definition video over short distances to the projector Two pairs of 3D glasses included with Home Cinema 3010 and Pro Home Cinema 6010; 3D glasses sold separately for Home Cinema 3010e, 5010 and 5010e Availability and Support The PowerLite Pro Cinema 6010 will be available for less than $4,000, while the Home Cinema 5010 and 5010e are listed at under $3,000 and $3,500, respectively; all will be available through authorized Epson projector dealers in November. The Home Cinema 3010 and 3010e will be available online and through dealers in October for $1,599.99 and $1,799.99. These projectors will also be on display at CEDIA Expo 2011.

According to Wikipedia Mr Spielberg has quite a few projects line up for the coming year for which it looks like he will be directing. This includes a biography of Martin Luther King Jr. So don't give up on him quite yet.

Actually, he will be playing a new character and NOT Jason Bourne.

Well the Blu-ray comes out in 2 weeks but only as a 2D version. The 3D version comes out in a couple of months. Audio will be dts HDMA 7.1. It's gonna sound awesome, even if the film is shite.

Why is that may I ask?

I honestly believe it will be a sad day if we do lose Kodak. It's always sad to see an icon disappear.

More IMAX less 3D. Simple.

I don't have a fancy DSLR, but I have had problems when I remove the card and place into my MBP. Now I access the files directly off the camera via USB rather than remove the SD Card. I have had no issues using this system.

I bet this is gonna have 3D rammed down our throats again.

5 grand is a lot to hand over. However working with a mentor that will go the extra mile for you is worth every cent.

I would love to have seen what the Transformers movies would have been like under the helm of someone like JJ. Abrams. Or if Spielberg had directed rather than merely exec Produced.